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The way the fish swim depends on their sensed surroundings

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Poster Presentation at 2026 Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience Sunposium
Poster Presentation
Mar 2026 · West Palm Beach, FL
I presented this poster at the 2026 Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience Sunposium, from my work as a research assistant in the lab of Mohamed Sherif, M.D., Ph.D., where I add different levels of sensory noise to Monty to see how they affect its object recognition.
Poster Presentation at Florida State University, Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House
Poster Presentation
Oct 2025 · Tallahassee, FL
I presented this poster at Florida State University's Transfer Student Research and Leadership Symposium in October 2025.
Poster Presentation at Brown University
Poster Presentation
Jul 2025 · Providence, RI
I presented this poster at Brown University's undergraduate summer research symposium at the end of my summer as a Carney Summer Scholar in Computational Brain Science, where I implemented hierarchical connections in Monty (a sensorimotor learning system modeled on the cortical columns of the neocortex).
Poster Presentation at Carnegie Mellon University, Neuroscience Institute
Poster Presentation
Aug 2024 · Pittsburgh, PA
I presented this poster at the end of Carnegie Mellon University's 2024 summer undergraduate program in neural computation (uPNC), where I replicated previously published work using a CBGT (cortico-basal ganglia-thalamic) reinforcement learning agent.